gothroach

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by gothroach 1y ago
I think it was introduced with at least the S9+, mine has had DeX since I got it originally.
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by gothroach 2y ago
The only ways I'm aware of to download your Steam games are through the Steam desktop client or using the SteamCMD command-line client. Edit: I think people really sleep on SteamCMD, I really like using it. https://develope
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by gothroach 2y ago
I looked through the material, but I'm still at a loss how this is different than any recent battery/inverter combination like Ecoflow/Jackery/etc or a UPS with an app. I'm an electrician, and very in to new electr
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by gothroach 2y ago
I absolutely love how once things get down to 1 AWG they realized they had a problem and just started adding zeros. Then that got a bit silly, so when they reached 4/0 AWG they switched to KCMIL measurements and the numbers start goin
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by gothroach 2y ago
Cody's Lab did a video with some experiments collecting and refining road dust. As I recall, he did manage to obtain a small bead of platinum-group metals but it didn't appear to be economically viable at least at a small scale.
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by gothroach 2y ago
Does this not take in to account lyrics in musical movies? I looked up Across the Universe and it reported zero name drops despite there being at least a dozen.
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by gothroach 2y ago
I haven't tried the ESP32-H2 or ESP32-C6 yet, but they have 802.15.4 radios so they can be used with Zigbee or Threads (plus WiFi 6 on the C6). I definitely am eager to play around with one, most of my current projects have been on th
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by gothroach 3y ago
I do a lot with solar for work, and had a few questions immediately. Are the Renology panels what you had access to chosen for a specific purpose? Some of the panels we use for high efficiency jobs are 400+ watts at a size closer to your
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by gothroach 3y ago
I also built something along these lines about three years ago and use it every year. I started off with a stainless steel hall effect float switch and it's lasted so far, on its fourth year. I don't have a pump for my water, I
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by gothroach 3y ago
IGBT's changed power conversion as we know it!
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by gothroach 3y ago
Depends on the type of device you're talking about. The company I work for installs batteries and solar on homes as part of its business and we were surprised to find cell modems starting to come installed inside the battery system we
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by gothroach 5y ago
I've heard it said both ways on the news today, but I'm leaning towards R-Evil.
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by gothroach 5y ago
In Sonoma County Comcast Business is down. T-Mobile also seems to be having issues. By the way, take a look at the PurpleAir map - you can get an idea of the size and spread of the outage by the number of offline air quality sensors. Work
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by gothroach 5y ago
When you select not interested, it gives the option of saying it's either because you already watched the video or that you don't like the channel. I don't know quite why they keep recommending videos I've watched recen
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by gothroach 5y ago
5aq3rr
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by gothroach 5y ago
I use an i3-4370 with 32G of ECC in a Supermicro 4u case as my ZFS NAS - I got it new for the purpose and it's still running strong seven years later. The only changes I've made have been doubling the RAM from 16G, adding in new
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by gothroach 5y ago
I saw him mention it at the end of this article, but the way the link was presented caused me to lose any interest in clicking it. Is it a story worth reading?
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by gothroach 6y ago
I'm on T3 with an excessive use surcharge, so I'm closer to 45 cents here in the North Bay.
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by gothroach 6y ago
I just checked, it's off by default for me currently. Maybe they'll change the default in the near future.
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by gothroach 6y ago
It's definitely not the cheapest option, but if you don't have a large storage requirement, 25 Mail St. is a good option. I host my own personal email, but have set a couple clients up with 25 Mail St. and it's been excellen
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by gothroach 6y ago
I'm already resigned to the fact that once old.reddit.com goes away I'm not going to be spending any more time on Reddit. Maybe that'll be a good thing.
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by gothroach 6y ago
Shocked face or a big red arrow pointing to something in the thumbnail make the video an instant pass for me. It would be amazing if YouTube's algorithm could recognize that.
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by gothroach 6y ago
Most hand sanitizers seem to include glycerin, which will burn with a yellow flame as I remember. It's worth looking more into this type of testing though, I don't know if the concentrations of glycerin would be enough to effect
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by gothroach 6y ago
Location: North Bay, California Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes, within the bay area. Technologies: Industrial Automation - Siemens, ABB, Allen Bradley, and IDEC PLCs and HMIs. Wonderware SCADA. Industrial/Embedded Li
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by gothroach 6y ago
I have Comcast at home, and they flat out require me to rent a modem from them in order to receive static IPs. I have their modem set up in bridge mode and a BSD router behind it, but would really love the option of sourcing my own modem.
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by gothroach 7y ago
That's what I'd like to have clarified - I'm an electrician but not a utility worker.
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by gothroach 7y ago
>Outside of drives and fans, the virtually all of the power used in your system is exclusively 12v; either from the 12v pins on your ATX24 or P4 or EPS12 connectors, or via the PCI-E connectors; very little non-drive or non-fan power is
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by gothroach 7y ago
I still keep around DB9 connectors and housings/pin kits. The field I work in still uses a lot of different serial communications and various vendors seem to like to design their own pinouts so they can sell you their own cables.
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by gothroach 7y ago
Sounds a bit like what you'd get with an IRC BNC, plus the encryption.
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by gothroach 7y ago
The low end Rigols make good entry-level scopes, and have a surprising amount of capability for the price. As for learning resources, I came across a decent article on the subject when I was starting out (1), and most of the oscilloscope ma

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